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Elizabeth Pohl
23 May, 2003
Risk Management Strategies - 2003
This article contains a list of Risk Management Strategies generated by the 2003 SA LearnScope Project Managers and Facilitators workshop held on Friday 16 March 2003Accounting processes:
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Work within the budget
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Keep accurate records
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Keep accounting accurate
Communication:
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Provide many opportunities and varied methods of communication
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Promote your project widely
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Contribute to Australian Flexible Learning Community – encourage active participation
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Communication lines maintained between participators and facilitators
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Make communication a top priority: - with Marlene and Bruce - with our participants - with other 2003 LearnScope Project Teams - with the Australian Flexible Learning Community
Time Management:
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Plan activities
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Ensure that documentation can be modified to serve multi-purposes eg Australian Flexible Learning Community participation and reports
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Keep accurate records
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Don’t leave things to the last minute
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Keep to project timelines
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Allow double time for all tasks
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Meet all Project milestones: - Budget - Reports
Individuals:
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Participants need to set personal goals that align with project goals
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Revisit goals part way through the project
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Keep accurate records
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Adopt a positive mentality – Let’s just do it!
Management strategies:
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Have management involvement
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Ensure management well informed on progress of participants
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Explain the benefits of the project ie strategic and financial
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Plan activities to ensure cost effectiveness
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Involve management as one of the team members
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Provide rewards for achievements and celebrate for all to see
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Upgrade computers and software
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Responsive to the needs of the project participants for the life of the project
Folder:
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Ensure that the Learning Journal is provided and encourage its use
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Ensure that the Individual and Team Learning Plans are provided and completed
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Evaluate Work Based Learning
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Encourage skills audits and the use of Flexways
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Encourage documentation of incidental learning
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Cheers
Robby